hoofer

My girls, I believe, are the best hoofers in the business.

But there was nothing of the ordinary hoofer about him.

For the next five years he worked as a hoofer, performing throughout Europe.

The city is more choreographed than we may like to think, and for better or worse, we're all hoofers within it.

David Gilmore brought his class act as a veteran hoofer, feet close to the ground and full of variety.

There is a brilliant set piece about a hoofer to whom Miranda has given a bad review.

He started up the slope yet again, but this time he wanted to meet the Hoofer.

Most of the door-to-door hoofers are doing it for the money, and I can tell you, its really rough out there.

"He was the last hoofer standing, the last action hero."

In the end the drinkers decided to ask the barmaid if the great hoofer was still with us.

After the demonstration, he came out and proudly told everyone: "I used to be a hoofer.

Shorter left legs-so the Hoofer could stay level while running on a slope.

I'm a hoofer and I want to dance.

And, when that is so, cats and dogs on stage can be true hoofers.

The turnout set a record for the event, which began in 1979, beating last year's assemblage by 76 hoofers.

More tap will come from the Young Hoofers, children who are exceptionally quick on their feet.

Going toe to doe in Manhattan with a greyhound-size hoofer.

He was one of what were known as 'Daphne's hoofers'.

He's an old drunk, and she's this young hoofer, and she sticks with him all the way.

Hoofers are tap dancers who dance only with their feet, making a louder, more grounded sound.

I started as a hoofer and all-round chorus girl.

Buster Brown, at 86 still the master hoofer, added his elegant skimming steps.

Yet during that solo the Hoofer learns that someone wants to murder him.

Give Balanchine the choice of a ballerina or a hoofer, and you knew which way he'd jump.

"You are the most versatile hoofer I know."